Metallurgical and Materials Engineering - The University of Texas at El Paso

Metallurgical and Materials Engineering from The University of Texas at El Paso is a Campus Bachelor Metallurgical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The Metallurgical and Materials Engineering curriculum is a broad-based program designed to provide a basic education in metallurgical and materials engineering. The student can specialize in one or more areas in the junior and senior year by taking appropriate elective courses. The program is well suited for a career in industry or as a basis for graduate study. Courses related to advanced materials topics are also available. Vision Our vision is to provide a modern Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Program of the highest quality. Mission We will emphasize learning and applying metallurgical and materials engineering fundamentals, spanning all major classes of materials. We will offer students opportunities to explore the whole gamut of applications, from advanced microelectronic technology to the basic infrastructure on which we all depend. The B.S. degree program in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering will serve two broad purposes: 1. to provide sufficient grounding for a graduate to perform effectively, over time, in industry or other employment; and 2. to provide opportunity for all types of students, while maintaining a high level of excellence in all graduates. It will sharpen communications skills, both oral and written. It will also provide basic engineering skills for problem-solving and lifelong learning. We will maintain a balance between the applied and theoretical aspects, and will strive to provide pre-professional employment (either research experiences or internships). Educational Objectives: 1. Students completing the B.S. program will be competitive with graduates of similar ABET-accredited programs nationally. 2. A significant proportion of our graduates will secure admission to a graduate program. 3. The program will continue to make significant contributions to the minority B.S. degree pool in metallurgical and materials engineering or related materials fields. View more details on The University of Texas at El Paso . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Metallurgical Engineering courses.